We have a step down living room. How would that work? null

I built a ramp for my roomba and it works great!

According to their chat support, the maximum height of a threshold that all Roomba models can transition over, when performing a cleaning cycle, is ⅝ in (1.6 cm). So, in my case, since I have 1.5 in steps in certain sections of my apartment, I´m thinking about building small ramps to fix this.

My mom has the same situation. Once Roomba has finished the upper level you will have to pick her or him up and move her or him down to the living room. Hope this helps.

It has a floor sensor, so if it sense a significant drop, it will stop. We have a 1/2" floor height difference in one spot and it works. I'd say any further than that and it would not work.

if its more than a 1/4-1/2" step down you would have to either take the roomba to the lower level or im assuming you would have to get another Roomba for that area. it will not climb steps.

To my knowledge it cannot go over large step downs. if it is like a 1/2 inch or less yes probably. it goes over our room dividers on our hardwood floors going to our tile floor pretty easily.

it comes with 2 avoid sensors. Just put on sensor at top of stairs.

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I built a ramp for my roomba and it works great!
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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According to their chat support, the maximum height of a threshold that all Roomba models can transition over, when performing a cleaning cycle, is ⅝ in (1.6 cm). So, in my case, since I have 1.5 in steps in certain sections of my apartment, I´m thinking about building small ramps to fix this.
Answered by ramonolivencia 5 years ago
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My mom has the same situation. Once Roomba has finished the upper level you will have to pick her or him up and move her or him down to the living room. Hope this helps.
Answered by Will 7 years ago
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It has a floor sensor, so if it sense a significant drop, it will stop. We have a 1/2" floor height difference in one spot and it works. I'd say any further than that and it would not work.
Answered by Marine2685 7 years ago
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if its more than a 1/4-1/2" step down you would have to either take the roomba to the lower level or im assuming you would have to get another Roomba for that area. it will not climb steps.
Answered by 317Vapers 7 years ago
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To my knowledge it cannot go over large step downs. if it is like a 1/2 inch or less yes probably. it goes over our room dividers on our hardwood floors going to our tile floor pretty easily.
Answered by Teddy 7 years ago
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it comes with 2 avoid sensors. Just put on sensor at top of stairs.
Answered by abcd 7 years ago
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